Summer 2022 Gallery

We hosted our second Knowledge for Freedom seminar in July 2022, introducing rising high school seniors to some foundational texts in the history of American democracy while preparing them for college, citizenship, and beyond.

THE SUMMER 2022 TEAM

Teagle group

CLASSROOM STUDY

In the mornings, students attended seminar sessions in Denny Hall.

Seminar

 

Discussion Group

GETTING COLLEGE READY

Students attended various workshops with Dickinson admissions staff and others to help prepare them for the application process and researching topics in college.

Admissions
Students attended various workshops with Admissions staff who offered mentoring on the college application process.
Library
Students met with librarians who provided instruction on historical research methods and archival research.

 

McGeehan
Students participating in a workshop run by Keely McGeehan, who teaches English at Carlisle High School.

Workshop activity

workshop
Students in one of the TAs’ writing workshops

THE OTHER LINCOLN-DOUGLASS DEBATES

On our final day, two teams debated the relative merits of Abraham Lincoln’s and Frederick Douglass’s antislavery strategies.

debate
Team Douglass on left and Team Lincoln on right
Team Lincoln with TA Moyra Schauffler after the debate
Team Douglass with TA Cooper Wingert after the debate

 

Students from the 2021 seminar returned as judges for the debate

Teagle 2021

EXPLORING CARLISLE

Students visited the former Carlisle Indian Industrial School, Lincoln Cemetery, the Old Cumberland County Courthouse, Hope Station and went on the Dickinson & Slavery Historic walking tour.

Jim at Carlisle Indian Industrial School

Carlisle Indian Industrial School

lincoln cemetery

Courthouse

Old Courthouse

dson and slavery tour

FIELD TRIPS

Students visited the Gettysburg National Military Park

Peace Light Monument
Visiting the Peace Light Monument at the Gettysburg battlefield
Little Round Top
Our group at Little Round Top

Little Round Top

little round top

picketts charge

Cyclorama
Seminar participants viewing the cyclorama at the Gettysburg Visitor Center

Cyclorama

 

Our final field trip was to Washington D.C. where students visited the Lincoln Memorial, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, the National Archives, the Smithsonian’s National African American Museum, and the Emancipation Memorial.

Lincoln Memorial

Lincoln

Washington Monument

MLK Memorial

National Archives

Smithsonian

Emancipation Memorial

MEET OUR SUMMER 2022 STAFF

staff

TAs and RAs
Graduate TAs Cooper Wingert and Moyra Schauffler with undergraduate RAs Charlotte Goodman and Jordyn Ney
tutors
Undergraduate tutors Charlotte Goodman, Jordan Schucker, Gracie Perine, and Forbes